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  Great leadership from early Texas history represented here. In particular the marker for Sarah Seely DeWitt. Sarah created the first battle flag of the Texas revolution (COME AND TAKE IT) from her daughter Evaline's wedding dress. This was the first representation of the Lone Star on a flag.
  It is a shame Green DeWitt died in 1835 in Salitllo before the battle of Gonzales. Who knows how big a figure Dewitt could have been in the revolution.

  Added January 16, 2023 by patrick schultea
• ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

  Great leadership from early Texas history represented here. In particular the marker for Sarah Seely DeWitt. Sarah created the first battle flag of the Texas revolution (COME AND TAKE IT) from her daughter Evaline's wedding dress. This was the first representation of the Lone Star on a flag.
  It is a shame Green DeWitt died in 1835 in Salitllo before the battle of Gonzales. Who knows how big a figure Dewitt could have been in the revolution.

  Added January 16, 2023 by patrick schultea